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Tokyo

While there are no giant monsters battling it out on the streets of Tokyo, the reality you will find here is every bit as exhilarating. Welcome to one of the busiest cities in the world, where Tokyo's fast paced lifestyle paired with an unshakeable obsession for the latest trends and technologies make it one of the most exciting cities to be in. In the midst of modernity, lies the traditional charm of rustic Japan, with numerous temples, museums and beautiful gardens scattered throughout the city's landscape - infused with the perfect blend of culture and modern times.

Top 5 Must Do's

Mount Fuji

The pinnacle of Tokyo, the icy caps atop the magnificent mountain promises a worthy hike. Well developed with stations and huts strewn along the way, hikers will usually make the trek at night to catch the sunrise from the peak, which makes for lifelong memories.

Ueno Park

It was originally built as a refuge for soldiers who were guarding the Kan'ei-ji Temple, but today, this beautifully landscaped park is fringed by major attractions such as National Science Museum, Museum of Western Art, and Ueno Zoo.

Meiji Shrine

Beautifully constructed from cypress and copper, it was built to honour Japan's beloved Emperor Meiji and his wife Empress Shoken. Japan has a strong sense of devote towards the royal family, and this shrine is a great example of the people's love for their royal family.

Edo-Tokyo Museum

With an extensive collection of historic artefacts, the Edo-Tokyo Museum will take you through Tokyo's early years to how it has become one of the world's most established cities. There are also replicas of key constructions from the Edo, Meiji and Showa periods.

Harajuku

This is one fashion stop for even non-fashionistas! Feast your eyes on unique street fashion or even shop for crazy toys, rare collectibles, designer sneakers and more. Come on Sundays to see the famous Harajuku street fashion and out-of-this-world cosplays.